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| Rack | | A sled body for hauling short bolts such as pulpwood. ... |
| Rack A Load | | Teamster's expression for breaking loose frozen runners by making the ... |
| Rack The Pole | | Moving the tongue back and forth by geeing the team ... |
| Raft | | A unit or raft of logs on a river or ... |
| Raft Shackles | | Two spikes connected by a short chain. Same as rafting ... |
| Rafted Out Logs | | No more logs. River drive completed. ... |
| Rafter Dam | | A dam in which long timbers are set on the ... |
| Rafters | | River Pigs. Generally those who rafted lumber rather then logs. ... |
| Rafting Auger | | Very long auger with an offset handle for drilling holes ... |
| Rafting Chance | | Space along a river, usually with high bank and deep ... |
| Rafting Dog | | Large, heavy-eyed spike driven into outer logs in making secure ... |
| Rafting Grounds | | River area where log rafts were assembled. Rafting chance. ... |
| Rafting Picket | | A lane lined with catwalks leading out of a sorting ... |
| Rafting Pin | | A hardwood wedge driven into the logs of a log ... |
| Rafting Rigging | | Rope used for many purposes on a drive. ... |
| Rafting Sled | | Sleds on which lumber raft cribs were made. ... |
| Rafting Works | | Booming grounds. A place where logs were held. ... |
| Rail Kinker | | A railroad brakeman. ... |
| Railhead | | Farthest point in the woods to which railroad hdd been ... |
| Rakers | | Clearing teeth in a crosscut saw. The teeth that removed ... |
| Ram Pasture | | 1. The bunkhouse of a logging camp.
2. A hotel room ... |
| Ram Pike | | A standing dead tree from which the limbs and top ... |
| Rank | | To haul and pile regularly, such as to rank bark ... |
| Ranking Bar | | Two poles held in position by rungs upon which bark ... |
| Ranking Jumper | | A wood shod sled upon which tanbark was hauled. ... |
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